Streaming music program Spotify is giving the Spotify Apps third-party ecosystem to it’s new web-based player and mobile phone applications in January, a move which should help you to find out music in Spotify’s several programs.

Spotify chief product officer Gustav S said following Spotify’s New York event that the third-party applications which have been accessible inside Spotify’s desktop application,which involves great applications such as Pitchfork, Soundrop, TuneWiki, and we’re Hunted will certainly be moving to the net and mobile applications.We’ve been concentrating on this for more than a year,I’m enthused.I can’t watch for people to experience itWe’d noticed earlier that Spotify Apps would go to the iOS and Android platforms finally, but we was lacking a timeline. Right now we all know Spotify Apps should land on mobile and the web player at the start of 2013.

The very first three apps incorporated with the web player are Pitchfork, Songkick, and Tunigo. Other applications ought to be announced soon. We have confident a lot of others to get on board, however we don’t have timing yet, he explained.

As a big fan of Spotify Applications (check out five of the very best Spotify Apps), I think they are necessary to the future of the program. The applications significantly simplify finding audio from a number of publications and music labels. They can also help connect you with others who enjoy the same music. It will likely be interesting to see how these applications function inside web and mobile.

Spotify also employed the event in New York today to declare that it presently has 5 million paying subscribers which its web application will be available to most users in January. The event also included a lively back-and-forth between former adversaries